7 Circumstances Considered to be Restrictive of Competition, Part 2

The federal procurement rules have identified 7 situations (2 C.F.R. § 200.319(a)) that are considered to be restrictive of full and open competition, and therefore should be avoided. Restricting full and open competition is the #1 mistake for non-state entities.

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3 Circumstances Considered to be Restrictive of Competitive: Organizational Conflicts of Interest, Noncompetitive Contracts to Contractors on Retainer and Any Arbitrary Action in the Procurement Process

For more information on how to avoid these 7 circumstances, take a look at this helpful resource: Key Points for Non-State Entities on How to Avoid the Top 10 Procurement Under Grant Mistakes

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